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Meanings of inflammatory rheumatism in English
Russian
острая ревматическая лихорадка Portuguese
febre reumática Spanish
fiebre reumática Catalan
febre reumàtica 
Post-streptococcal inflammatory disease that can involve the heart, joints, skin, & brain.
Synonyms
Examples for "arf"
Examples for "arf"
1
Pence is summat similar to 'arf-crowns, and the day were very dark.
2
Those bloomin' 'Eadquarter blokes doesn't know what they're doin' 'arf the time.
3
Not a real one, but good enough to earn two and a 'arf.
4
I want change for arf a suvrin: ain't that straight, now?
5
Seeing I'd just drawn you in the sweepstike, of course, I listened-not'arf!
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The CHERG Rules for Evidence Review were used to estimate the effectiveness of ORS and RHFs against diarrhoea mortality.
2
The average RHF ancestry across the whole genome was 0.70.
3
Several predictors for RHF were identified, of which ratio of systolic pulmonary artery pressure to stroke volume was the strongest hemodynamic predictor.
1
Children in low-decile schools may be screened for rheumatic fever this year.
2
He had rheumatic fever as a child and developed problems from that.
3
She is in great trouble now because her husband has rheumatic fever.
4
Sciatica, at its most active, cannot be surpassed even by rheumatic fever.
5
Picture: The streptococcus pyogenes bacteria which can lead to rheumatic fever
1
The differential diagnosis of arthritis with liver disease must include acute rheumatic fever.
2
Clinical features overlapped with Kawasaki disease, acute rheumatic fever, and toxic shock syndrome.
3
All the rest were new cases of acute rheumatic fever.
4
Two children with acute rheumatic fever had concurrent liver disease which obscured their diagnosis.
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Photo: RNZ New Zealand has 14 times more cases of acute rheumatic fever than the OECD average.
Usage of inflammatory rheumatism in English
1
Her bones were racked with pain, as with the most excruciating inflammatory rheumatism.
2
On the night in question he was laid up in bed with inflammatory rheumatism.
3
Hannah took a violent cold and was confined to her bed with inflammatory rheumatism.
4
He was a horse-car driver, who got inflammatory rheumatism by the exposure, and was discharged.
5
The idea of a woman of her intelligence giving up to inflammatory rheumatism is simply ridiculous.
6
But it seems almost a miracle that the occupants escape a severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
7
Or, "It happens that ordinary cigarettes give me inflammatory rheumatism."
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Acute inflammatory rheumatism is a frequent cause and the heart must be watched continually in this disease.
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Mr. McTrump was sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
10
My father was seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism at the time, and could scarcely move hand or foot.
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Mother dangerously sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
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Isabel suddenly ill with inflammatory rheumatism.
13
Jan got rather strong signs of inflammatory rheumatism threatening, so he went to bed for a couple of days with salicylate.
14
Louie, after the escapade of Easter Eve, was visited with a sharp attack of inflammatory rheumatism, only just stopping short of rheumatic fever.
15
As she did not improve, we took her to the veterinary and he found that she was suffering from inflammatory rheumatism of the joints.
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In acute inflammatory rheumatism it sometimes happens that the swelling and pain of the joints suddenly disappear, and the patient becomes comatose or wildly delirious.
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Translations for inflammatory rheumatism
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Inflammatory rheumatism across language varieties
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